Sentence examples for empathy for older from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ford's empathy for older people, and those in need, it seems, will quite likely hold her in good stead in a nursing career.
Results showed that children from the IG program had higher levels of social acceptance, a greater willingness to help and greater empathy for older people, slightly more positive attitudes, and better able to self-regulate their behavior than children from the SG program.
So it is difficult to understand why social commentators cannot muster up more empathy for the older generation of men, who had no backup if something went wrong at work.
Buffoons whom the poet nevertheless loves, they represent his new empathy for that old absurdity the self.
Williams plays a woman whose desire for a new home for her family ― which she supports financially ― trumps her empathy for a kindly older man, whom she takes advantage of.
He adds that by creating an immersive experience, you get people interested in the topic and you can create empathy for people who are older and dealing with these issues.
It didn't demonstrate an ounce of empathy for the six-year old children who were murdered -- or for the grief felt by their families.
I find it particularly strange that Buerk lacks empathy for ambitious, astute and accomplished older women who are replaced by bright young (arguably prettier) things.
One of the films under consideration was de Oliveira's Valley of Abraham, his characteristically loose adaptation of Flaubert's Madame Bovary, and Boorman wrote of the general feeling, among his fellow jurors, of profound empathy for the then 84-year-old Portuguese film-maker.
Although showing empathy and support is important in consultations with younger patients too, it could be especially important for older patients and their relatives as the results show that older patients have different life expectations.
Because the contingent of mostly older, white Americans overlooked empathy for minority groups due to their own positions of privilege.
